Lolóma, or two years in cannibal-land: A story of old Fiji

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In the late 19th century, Fiji was a land steeped in rich traditions and complex social structures, often misunderstood by outsiders. In "Lolóma, or Two Years in Cannibal-land: A Story of Old Fiji," author Henry Britton offers an eye-opening exploration of this vibrant culture, detailing the islanders' ancient customs and their intricate relationship with the natural world. Through vivid narratives, Britton sheds light on practices such as ritual feasting and communal living, challenging the prevailing perceptions of cannibalism. This compelling document is essential reading for historians and civic activists seeking to understand the nuances of Fijian society and its historical context. Discover the truths behind the myths in this remarkable firsthand account.